fix put when primaryMaskFormat "7 ([999])", if we use put("788", textfield) and if string first char is 7 mask will remove it, output: "7 88" about input-mask-ios HOT 8 CLOSED

Hello @margulan97!
Thanks for your report.

That's an expected behaviour. Acts the same as if you paste text into the empty field.

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but for example: if primaryMask "6 [999]", put("699", textfield) output = "6 99",
but if first char is not 6 put("999", textfield) output = "6 999", this bug appears only when the first digit in the mask is the same as first digit in put. is that correct behavior?

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you don't know which part of the code I need to look at to fix the bug?when I debug In apply func in the Mask class and character is not inserted to modified string. a try to check valueState override func accept(character char: Character) -> Next?. but there is no logic that will cause it. if it's not difficult for you to point out which part of the code I should look at to find a solution. thank for reply

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put("999", textfield) output = "6 999"

Yep, this is also a correct behaviour. When you paste 999 from clipboard, you'd expect all of your digits to be utilised, so the library doesn't cut anything but puts a prefix before the string.

you don't know which part of the code I need to look at to fix the bug?

Could you please elaborate a little bit more on where the 699 value comes from? The solution would rather depend on it.

For instance, if 699 is a documented value which comes from your backend APIs, and if you know it's always three digits, then the problem is obviously a "frontend rendering" issue; the value will always lack the necessary 6 prefix, thus it's okay to insert it everywhere like you did.

If 699 is stored mobile-wise, I'd rather change the mask format to {6} [999] and store whole 4-digit values with prefixes.

Long story short, the meaning behind this prefix dictates the solution.

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I have phonenumberfield that apply this mask "+7 ([999]) [999]-[99]-[99]" and value comes from backend like "1234567890" and output was "+7 (123) 456-78-90", but if I have seven in the first string "7234567890" output was like "+7 (234) 567-89-0", I need to mask can able to paste 10 digits from mask.

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So basically the meaning behind the value returned from your backend is "phone number without the country code".

Thus, the country code itself is just a UI thing, and you've got to prefix all the values that are coming from your backend with 7; the library will do the rest.

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Feel free to reopen should you have any additional questions.

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can you help me where I can fix that behavior, because I have multiple masks that comes from backend and I need to fill it correctly now I fix it only for phone number case.

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